Do Tax Sparing Agreements Contribute To The Attraction of FDI In Developing Countries ?
The paper analyses the impact of tax sparing agreements on Japanese foreign direct investment (FDI) distribution in developing countries. The empirical results suggest that each additional year, subsequent to the signature of a tax sparing agreement, increases Japanese FDI activity by 1.7 to 11 percent.
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